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- noun Plural form of
elevation .
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Examples
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Salsa macha, the table salsa found in nearly every restaurant and home in Orizaba and other Veracruz towns with higher elevations, is a direct descendent of African cooking.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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Salsa macha, the table salsa found in nearly every restaurant and home in Orizaba and other Veracruz towns with higher elevations, is a direct descendent of African cooking.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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Salsa macha, the table salsa found in nearly every restaurant and home in Orizaba and other Veracruz towns with higher elevations, is a direct descendent of African cooking.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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~ Extra Cortisol Protects Women's Mood Under Stress -- "Although chronic stress, which brings long-term elevations of cortisol in the bloodstream, can weaken the immune system and induce depression, this new study adds to mounting evidence that cortisol given near in time to a physical or psychological stress may lessen the stressor's emotional impact."
Speedlinking 2/13/07 William Harryman 2007
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This wild grass is called teosinte and is thought to be the ancestor of what today is called Zea Mays or corn and still grows in elevations between 400 - 1700 meters in Michoacan and Jalisco, Mexico.
**Seeds of Grass** 2003
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Mar. 1969, condensed to patterns with terrain elevations of 600 meters or more ...
Smith, David R. 1969
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Mar. 1969, condensed to patterns with terrain elevations of 600 meters or more ...
Bobe, Raymond E. 1969
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Mar. 1969, condensed to patterns with terrain elevations of 600 meters or more ...
Barnes, Charles R. 1969
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Mar. 1969, condensed to patterns with terrain elevations of 600 meters or more ...
Foster, Marvin L. 1969
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Mar. 1969, condensed to patterns with terrain elevations of 600 meters or more ...
Batt, Michael L. 1969
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